TV Schedule Wraps With Classic Films And Late News
A dense listing shows Thursday primetime including The Moon Is Blue War and Peace Doctor Faustus The Rose Tattoo and Quebec plus at least three late-night news broadcasts. Comedies and dramas pair with musical interludes, sports and talk segments across networks NWS ABC CBS and Wells Fargo airing into the early hours.
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William Holden
David Niven
Boris Doholov
Victor Stanitsin
Doctor Faustus
Richard Burton
Liz Taylor
Jo van Fleet
Burt Lancaster
Quebec
Barbara Rush
Corinne Alvet
Congress Cheating With House Voting Computer Rumors
Washington reports evidence of congressmen using the House voting computer to cast votes for absent members and multiple cards. Alleged incidents linked to key measures include the Erlenborn wage amendment, Symms debt ceiling roll, and Crane gold ownership amendment. Critics call totals suspicious with talk of monitoring cheaters to avert a scandal.
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House of Representatives
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Symms
Crane
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Republican “Steering Committee
Henry Clay
John Quincy Adams
Congressional Country Club
Service with a smile and nothing else DEAR ABBY
A reader defends housewives by recounting decades of service visits where no advances occurred. She notes she let servicemen into her home, sometimes two at a time, but emphasizes they simply performed their tasks and left.
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Abby
Television Schedule From Friday Evening Lineup
The list outlines a full Friday TV grid with times and program titles across multiple channels. It includes news, game shows, soaps, children’s programs, evening dramas, movies, and talk shows such as Jeopardy, The Price Is Right, Match Game, and The Tonight lineup across various blocks.
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Dinah Shore
Phil Donahue
Merv Griffin
Jeannie
Dear Abby Letters and Family Travel Dilemma
A reader asks if a family should delay a Europe trip to accommodate a mother in law facing cataract surgery. The writer notes long family vacations and plans with a 25th anniversary and a son's graduation, while the mother in law resists postponing surgery. She wonders if she is selfish to proceed as planned.
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Abby
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Stars Guide The Times How Charles House Sees Destiny
Memphis born astrologer Charles House predicts national events, including a possible major Nixon career decision around June 1974, and a period of economic and social upheaval. He speaks at the New York Museum of Contemporary Crafts during Zodiac Week and teaches at Staten Island Community College.
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New York Museum of Contemporary Crafts
Aries
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Mesopotamia
B.C
American Federation of Astrologists
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Staten Island
N.Y
Community College
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